Magnaflow vs. SLP

TaupeGT

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Which do you guys honestly think is an overall better catback?
and I hear all these people saying if you run an X pipe with the SLP that it sounds like garbage...is this true?
I'm not looking for a really loud raspy exhaust, I do want loud but i want that deep rumble. Or is flowmaster 40 mufflers with an X pipe a better idea? whats your opinion?
thanks alot for advice
 
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slp loud mouth uses a resonator. It sounds very similar to a strait pipe IMO.

If you want a deep rumple I don't know why you would go flowmaster. they are chambered and have more of high pitched sound.

loud exhuast with a deap rumble you may lock at a o/r H-pipe and magnaflow.

then again if you think flows have a deep rumble you may have a different definion of that than I do.

one thing to rembert on these car si the 4 stock cats. the right catback with cats can sound very obnoxious if you remove them. A very good sounding cat back can be too quite with the cats on as well.
 
deepest rumble i ever heard in person is my friends bassani catback. i had flows 40 series before my current setup, and his bassani makes the flows sound like little crying babies. my boy had the stock mid pipe, if you add a catte dh pipe that would be sick with bassani catback.
 
Tmack said:
If you are looking for low rumble I say Magnaflow with an x pipe.




The magnaflow I agree with. Make sure you get the Magnapacks and not the Magnaflow chambered muffler. However, as I know it, X pipes give a higher pitched, more aggressive sounding whereas H pipes are deeper and more likely to give you that rumble sound you want. Stay with an H-pipe. I prefer cats for emission reasons but if you buy an aftermarket mid pipe with only 2 cats, it will make close to the same power if you had off-road pipes. Definatly go with the magnapacks however.
 
i had an slp loudmouth on my car and it is currently in my garage up for sale. It sounds pretty good with the stock mid-pipe. If you are matching it up with an off road pipe it sounds like hell, I set it up with my bassani o/r and and i had it off again in 24 hrs because it was so awful.
 
I just installed a Bassani X-pipe with cats and Magnaflow cat back on my 96 GT and the sound is incredible. It is a very throaty, NASCAR sounding tone. It is loud on acceleration but very nice and mellow at cruising. The power gains were inpressive as well. Needless to say, I am very happy with my decision. It was long thought out and researched. Fernando
 
02gtred said:
The magnaflow I agree with. Make sure you get the Magnapacks and not the Magnaflow chambered muffler. However, as I know it, X pipes give a higher pitched, more aggressive sounding whereas H pipes are deeper and more likely to give you that rumble sound you want. Stay with an H-pipe. I prefer cats for emission reasons but if you buy an aftermarket mid pipe with only 2 cats, it will make close to the same power if you had off-road pipes. Definatly go with the magnapacks however.
I didn't know that about the H pipes. Thanks.
 
02gtred said:
The magnaflow I agree with. Make sure you get the Magnapacks and not the Magnaflow chambered muffler. However, as I know it, X pipes give a higher pitched, more aggressive sounding whereas H pipes are deeper and more likely to give you that rumble sound you want. Stay with an H-pipe. I prefer cats for emission reasons but if you buy an aftermarket mid pipe with only 2 cats, it will make close to the same power if you had off-road pipes. Definatly go with the magnapacks however.

I have the Magaflow mufflers, not the Magnapacks, and my mufflers are not chambered, they are straight through just like the 'Packs.